... TIE MORNING CHRONCLBL. LONDON: 71P'DNuiSD1A, APRIL IS, The important intelligence which we announced of the fudlen death of tie Emperor PAuL was yeflterday: con firmed byan official di.fpatch from the Ruffilan G(o Vornment) comnmlunicalted by M. SmIRNIcoFF, the Chapiain!, ofthie late Am rftadfi', tO Lord HAW irr r tuft The' Emperor died on tlhe 4th ofMarch, e . §. which anfwers to the 25th ult ...

... THEj Ak1ORINr-grOATI'GLE. LONDON: N.V0A2',; .UIARGH. i6t On Satardaty wve received Paris Journals to the I oth, inchtivhe. They do not contain inuch intelligehce of importance. The rpror of GERMANY has com- njunicated to the Diet of the Empire the meafure he had been obliged to take in including it in the peace of Luneville, a proceeding of which lie had previoufly informed the different ...

... THE'MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TUEtSDA2, 7.A-NUARr 6. On Saturday night a neutral veffel from Boulogne . arrived at Dover, but brolight only one French paper, the Pubficite, of the ift. The contents of this Jour- f nal are not of much importance, and fcarcely en- able us to form any conjeaures refpeaing the events a that have occurred between the 26th, the date of a the lafl papers, and the ...

... TIZE MOR)NING CHRONICLE. LONDON: Z'HURSDAT, PEBRUARY ig. We ycfterday received Paris Journals two days later than thofe we have -mentioned-thofe of the 14tb. They contain the official copy of the Treaty which the Yas toncluded-at Lunetille on the 9th; ?? andlrance. A tranflation ofitwilji f found in our pre- ceding columns. It flipulates the ceflion of the Ne- petherh'.iods to France, with the ...

... From tko LONDON GAZE T'E,Ja>. 27, Ab8ox War-Ofte Jnz 27, t2at. BREVET. To bE b3RIGAPIER ZENElRALS 1N 'r ilE WEST INrDIES ONLY, Colonel David Cunyngha&e, of the 6oth Foot. Colonel Patrick Wauchope, ofthe ,5oth Foot. Colonel Baldwin'Lcightodi, of the 46th Foot. Colonel Martil Runter, of the 4Stb Foot. Colonel Thomas Peter, lnfpeding Field Officer. TO E COLONEL fN TIIE .AlkMY, Lieutenant-Colonel ...

... THE MORNING CHR9NICLE. LONDON: F-IDAY, EEBRMA~r V2. The following is the Buldtin of his MAttv1y'a, health ifiued yelterday:- QuEEN!'§ H-lOUSE, FElt. 2.6, ISo . ' His MAJESTY'S fever'is in no refpcei increafed to-day. (Signed) T-r. GISBOANE. 'L R. RY.NOLDS No Bulletin was iffued in the evening, and it was ?? ,faid), that feveral favoturaljle ?? had appeared, and that in generalhis M,%icsfry ...

... - P EMPRhI P4RLIAMBATT. . ' I ?? I n., . I 4' . - ?? ?? ~ ml . gO'USE OF LQRDS, TsiUDAY, FerB. 26 : . .Sivebdl Peers were- fworn. ; - ci Ihe Marquis of BCY.vcil4'OiiA5M moved to d!fekargeiic Ore der for ihe Divorce, Bill of MIr. Taylor, to be referred to a (uom- tl mnittee of ?? onr hurfday next, in which Corn- G mitcee he lhud given niotice 'of hlis intention to mhove a Claufe to 1o . ...

... Y-HBE MAONRIA'G CZIROA ILLL. LON'DON: VTeye ?? jout nials: t- -h. dR 22 il clufive. No farther atColtqS,. hatec been riecii; c Egypt. From the Ottomnnn ST.,it-2q, I e I ficial jouriial relates circu-nfiancd \v'i1i,, if trtI . that the Ottoman Porte has retureed to its ajc ?? Frarce. A letter fiom the frolltictis of t datcd March X~i rxcorts from Corttantanonk t' t Britiflh Miiiftci having ...

... ForbheMORNING CHRONICLE. CRIM. CON. MR. EDITOR, I hope that during the breathing time which Parlia- f tent now affords us, you will find a fpare corner for the r addrefs of one who is perhaps but ill qualified to piake a figure in the newfpapers, although he owes great ob-f ligations to them; for I am not afbarned to fay that I an one of thofe who derive my knowledge of the world principally ...

... IM.PRIM, YARLZM.NT.i TEYOSE oi' tO DS, THUODAY, JAN. 2. . At two o'cloclh&LorD CH-A-NCELLOFC dane down. to open the lrft 'fhon of tle firit Parli.nment of the t ,Britifr.-EmRpire. Hird~liip firt read a Paper fig- ti mif~yir-g hi~s' W~Rj~y's .pleafif that the-,firfl. Sellion of 0 ithi iaul}~e46e of- tlhe-?b UnTited. IKi4d&irt ftibuld be- pes ?? r'&t~t-puti'fife hi2,i 'ad if- .0t~ 2 ?? irs ...

... 711-IBI uk[04f?7 The firfr day of the nineteenth ?? operns up tk new Tra ini the hiffory of the Britifh empire. UWith whatever hopes we may hail the feries of yearsrwhici begins, tlhey nmuft be mingled with fene fears. in th- century which has pafied by, we have, taking it all all, run a race of glory and of 'feedom. To fewv na, tions has it been given to accurlv!atce in fo fhort a fpac fo ...

... THIE MAORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TIIU1~SDAr, yNi^LU.Zl ra. ag We are happy to find that the ICING of PRUSSIA, i in prohibiting the furtherexportation of grain fromn hisdo- minions, has permitted the veffels which were arually ,V loaded to depart. A letter from Emibden, containing fe the important information, was ?? exhibited at th LLOYD'S. No new cargoes are to be thipped. 1°' The ftate of ...